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by Ambolia 4y ago
PDF with the BASF information: https://www.basf.com/global/documents/en/investor-relations/...
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BASF to cut 2,600 jobs as energy crisis hits German industry(finance.yahoo.com)
67 points by Ambolia 4y ago|83 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Is it worse than using google or stackoverflow instead of reading the documentation? I don't use it but I see many people like it because they get 70-80% of the work for a fraction of the effort.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
The AI content gets no input from the world outside of the internet except through humans.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Are those tech jobs? Or just normal jobs in a tech company?
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Russia already rejected talks about New START in December [2], likely related to the attacks on Russia's nuclear triad for which they blame the US: >“Such an unrequited and brazen strike on the base of one of the parts of the [nucle
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by Ambolia 4y ago
What is the "nowify" software he mentions on the article? The only things coming up on a quick search are a Spotify player, or a company selling "experiences".
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Quantity of oil may not mean much if it's too deep and expensive to extract. The important part is how much "free" energy you get from the oil that you didn't spend digging it up.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Italian economy wasn't so bad until they joined the euro. The northern part still has decent industry even now.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Most europeans countries have worse demographics than Japan if you don't count migrants.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Those thousands won't get blamed personally if it fails. But Musk will be.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Remains to be seen how the German economy evolves and if they are going to pay for it, because other EU countries probably won't.
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The Education of David Stockman by William Greider (1981)(theatlantic.com)
1 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
As discussed extensively in this thread: > https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34796277 I would say what is bad is all GUI or application development over the web. React solves some problems of application development a
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by Ambolia 4y ago
This works sometimes, but sometimes meditation brings up a lot of underlying problems, both mental and physical. That is good if you have the time and energy to deal with them, but if you don't it can complicate your life. Specially wh
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by Ambolia 4y ago
I think the real reason that ChatGPT can replace journalists so easily is that the kind of articles they write for the last few years are mostly are very centered around the headlines, don't add much beyond that except 2 or 3 more fact
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Related news: - Riots erupt in Nigerian cities as bank policy leads to scarcity of cash - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/feb/15/angry-protests...
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This Was Another Big Week for Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs)(nakedcapitalism.com)
2 points by Ambolia 4y ago|1 comments
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ChatGPT passes the Turing Test – now what?(codepengu.in)
1 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Always a good idea to add "so-called" mentally when that word comes up. Only trust experts who are responsible for the outcome of their interventions.
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Workers “know the truth” about the derailment, why are they being ignored?(work-bites.com)
44 points by Ambolia 4y ago|19 comments
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China population: 7 ways to boost the birth rate, according to experts(scmp.com)
2 points by Ambolia 4y ago|4 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Yes, but as you said the web is a broken platform for applications. Painting a picture where we lived in a perfect world until React introduced some problems is a wrong analysis. React solved some (not all) problems of the web as a platform
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by Ambolia 4y ago
I have never seen a QT application making chunks of text disappear somewhere between my keyboard and my screen, but the front page of google keeps randomly doing it to this day. If google can't get basic text input right on the web, th
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by Ambolia 4y ago
>Compare this to a traditional, well-optimized MPA. You navigate to another route. I think the issue here is that on an MPA you may get a white page for a while, or a page with missing pieces in unexpected ways, even if the overall loadi
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Valuing the Deep State Part VII: Out-of-Control Bureaucracies. Francis Fukuyama(americanpurpose.com)
9 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Yes, the web is a terrible platform for applications. Anything on the web that goes beyond the equivalent of linked PDFs will be wonky. There's nothing on the web even approaching 1990s desktop applications. Specially if you care about
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Some of us still remember the golden years of doing the same but with jQuery snippets spread through hundreds of files with zero logical connection between them except in the developer's mind.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Exactly, the point of frameworks like React is to patch over issues with html, css, javascript and the DOM. Dropping React (the framework) will just make you deal with those issues in particular ways that only you understand, but it won&#x2
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by Ambolia 4y ago
But who is allowed to register as a merchant?

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